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Most Valuable Fish You Ever Caught?
« on: September 22, 2006, 03:57:26 PM »
Mine would have to be a nice Montana Brown. I figure that one ran me about $1000.00/pound. That's a pretty valuable fish right there, and I'd do it again tomorrow if I had the cash on me.

Sep's recent trip to the Catskills, and catching three fish, got me to thinking about that.

What's your most valuable fish?
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Re: Most Valuable Fish You Ever Caught?
« Reply #1 on: September 23, 2006, 09:41:53 AM »


Never, ever ask a fishing boat owner that question!  ;)

I'd have a real hard time working out that math personally....so many choices of trips where there was a lot more fishing than catching and not all close to home by any stretch.  It would probably have to be a little shark my son caught on a trip I took him and my dad on to Carabelle FL. The seas were terribly rough so we couldn't even get out of the bay, that was the only fish landed and I managed to run aground trying to get back to the marina one night and tore up the adapter thingy that lets my use a mercury prop on my Yamaha. Not to mention scratching the heck out of the side of my, then new,  boat on a pipe someone had driven into that wet sand that was marked as water on the chart.  I don't know what number to put on it, but I'm sure it's in the running with your brown Ron.

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Re: Most Valuable Fish You Ever Caught?
« Reply #2 on: September 23, 2006, 07:21:51 PM »
44 pound Dorado off the coast of Jamaica. The trip all together was $4000 but I got to sample the local flavor a little bit so that helped to offset the cost a bit…

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